At First Sight (1999)

[jarrycanada 2483]

At First Sight (1999)

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=os50D-aOZQo

 

Thank you, MGM.

 

i am so sorry I just don't understand what I am seeing. it looks like shit to me.

 

This also answers the question of how Val Kilmer picks his scripts, on blind sight.

[RyanSz 3140]

I forgot how horribly schmaltzy 90s romance flicks were as they were basically the last vestige for actors on the outs of their top level careers, like Christian Slater in Bed of Roses or the rom-coms Clooney did after Batman & Robin. God damn you jarrycanada for making me remember this hunk of shit.

[jarrycanada 2483]

When it comes to Val Kilmer there is only one movie you quickly think about or remember him for.

 

and that movie is.

 

Thunderheart

 

[RyanSz 3140]

I don't know, for me it's a combo of Top Gun, Real Genius, and Batman Forever. After that it's all basically dreck.

[jarrycanada 2483]

You don't think of him for Oliver stones The Doors?

 

I never cared for any of the batman movies so it's all a write off for me.

[RyanSz 3140]

I always thought The Doors were an overrated band so the movie wasn't my kind of flick, though I will admit he was a good double for Jim Morrison.

[SlidePocket 707]

This is also the last notable film Mira Sorvino did after winning the Oscar for Mighty Aphrodite, alas we haven't heard from her since either!

[Ofcoursemyhorse 1043]

She was on Psyche for the last season.

[Ofcoursemyhorse 1043]

Also i'm happy that Matthew Mcconaughey was able to rebound from god awful rom-com's and into the more interesting roles hes been landing the last few years.

[RyanSz 3140]

This is also the last notable film Mira Sorvino did after winning the Oscar for Mighty Aphrodite, alas we haven't heard from her since either!

I would say the last notable film she was in came right after this one, Summer of Sam. It got a lot of press for the subject matter and being a Spike Lee film and if I remember right she did get a lot of praise for her role alongside John Leguizam.

[Jillybean 104]

Ha! I remember when "Bed of Roses" came out, the local paper's review said something like 'Christian Slater and Mary Stuart Masterson had the chemistry of a hungry lion and a wounded gazelle.' Hilarious!